School uniform-Regulations
School building-Rules
General comments
I. Conduct at beginning and end of class
II. Break times
III. Excused absence from class
IV. Conduct at the end of the school day
V. Order and cleanliness of the school property
VI. Disciplinary measures
School uniform-Regulations
We expect students of the Swiss School Bangkok always to be appropriately dressed and groomed. Exaggerated jewelry styles do not belong in school. Heavy makeup is undesirable.
Clean shoes, sport shoes with socks, or sandals must be worn. Plastic flip-flops are not acceptable. Hats or caps are allowed only on certain occasions.
Except on «No Uniform Days», students are required to wear the school uniform with the matching white shirt or polo shirt. At a minimum, any shirt worn must have the lettering «Swiss School Bangkok» and the logo of our school affixed to it. The lettering can be bought in the school office. Male students wear long trousers or shorts and the above-described shirts. Female students wear trousers or skirts with the school shirt.
School uniforms can be purchased or ordered daily in the RIS Uniform Shop (Ad 116a) on the ground floor or at the Swiss School Bangkok.
Students of the Swiss School Bangkok are representatives of the school to the outside. This is especially important when they make a public appearance, or go on field trips or excursions. If the outward appearance and dress of the students does not meet the standards of the school, the parents may be directly contacted and requested to provide their children with clothing that complies with the rules.
The teachers of Swiss School Bangkok are to take note of those students who do not wear correct school dress and warn them. If these students are found for a second time in outfits that are against the rules, they can be suspended from attending school for one day. The homeroom teacher informs the parents about violations of the uniform code and, where applicable, about the suspension from class. If the violation occurs again, students are suspended from school for two days, or other appropriate disciplinary measures may be imposed.
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School building-Rules
General comments
On school days, all students are required to be in the prescribed school clothing from the time they set foot on the school property until they leave to go home (Detailed rules are provided in the School Dress Code and §7 of the School Regulations).
Students are not allowed to leave the school grounds while the school is bearing the responsibility for them, i.e. during the school day (See §1 Section 2 of the School Regulations).
Knowingly possessing and/or using tobacco products, alcohol and drugs is forbidden in all circumstances (Detailed rules are provided in §18 Sections 4 and 5 of the School Regulations).
All students are enjoined to be sensitive to the cultural particularities of the host country. Among other things, this means showing respectful behavior toward Thais, including the school personnel, as well as Ø refraining from public displays of affection, whether at the school or elsewhere.
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I. Conduct at beginning and end of class
1. All students are to go to their classroom or specialty room at the time when the period is to begin.
2. During the first lesson, the keeper of the class book should record the names of the students who are absent that day.
3. If no instructor has come to the class by 5 minutes after time for the lesson to begin, the class speaker should make an enquiry in the teachers’ room.
4. At the end of each class period, the board must be wiped clean and the classroom tidied up.
5. If the classroom is left empty for a long time and/or after the last period of the day, the lights and aircon should be turned off and the windows closed.
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II. Break times
1. Because of the danger of injuries, rough-housing in the hallways and courtyard is not allowed.
2. Food and drink are not allowed in the classrooms or in the sport hall.
3. The playground equipment may only be used by students of the 4th grade or lower.
4. In the canteen the rules of Ruamrudee International School must be followed.
5. Any incident occurring during the break time, should be reported to the break monitor on duty, or else to a responsible person in the teachers’ room or the office.
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III. Excused absence from class
1. If a student feels acutely unwell, is actively ill, or has had an accident, the teacher should send the student to the infirmary or a clinic – if necessary accompanied by a fellow student. In serious cases, the school office will arrange to take the student home by bus or taxi.
The instructor should note down in the class book what action was taken. On the day the student returns to class, he/she is to hand in to the homeroom teacher a written excuse for all missed classes.
2. Students who have been excused from sport or swim instruction are to stay with their sports group during the instruction.
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IV. Conduct at the end of the school day
1. After school, students take the first available bus to go home. Those who are picked up privately or who stay after school for other reasons must conduct themselves according to the Building and School Regulations.
2. The class book keeper turns the class book in to the school office.
3. Rough play in the school building after school hinders the work of the cleaning staff and is therefore not allowed
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V. Order and cleanliness of the school property
1. Treating the school’s property with care, whether it be, computers, instructional materials, or furniture, etc., is the basic prerequisite for the school to function effectively. Whoever deliberately dirties the courtyard, hallways, toilets or classrooms must expect serious consequences. Trash is to be thrown in the appropriate containers.
2. Whoever culpably damages school property is responsible for its replacement. It is particularly important that the school’s special book collection is treated with care; that is, all books should have covers put on them, and the user’s name should be written in the front. Any damage to school fixtures is to be reported to the homeroom teacher by the class speakers*).
3. Any unnecessaryl water or power usage must be avoided.
4. Any objects of value found at the school (for example, a watch or money) are to be turned in to the school office or a teacher.
5. It is forbidden to bring to school objects (for example, skateboards) that could disrupt the teaching and learning process or order at the school. Using a mobile phone or audio equipment during class time is also not permitted.
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VI. Disciplinary measures
Whoever violates the School and Building Regulations as stated above should expect to face disciplinary measures. These are laid down in Chapter IV «Disciplinary code» of the School Regulations for the RIS Swiss Section (DsSB).
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